#Inequalities

Dr Michelle Kelly-Irving

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In our research team we work on understanding how #HealthInequalities are constructedWe've heard about Black and ethnic minority populations having worse health outcomes, as well as socially disadvantaged peopleBut HOW

Mandu Reid

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WOMEN'S HEALTH THREADThis is such an important issue: @Dr_Black is one of 1000s affected.Women’s pain & symptoms are routinely dismissed or disbelieved. This happens at every stage of the health

APPG on Coronavirus

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Read the Interim Report published today here. We’re here to breakdown some of the recommendations made by the APPG, which we’re calling on @BorisJohnson to considerhttps://appgcoronavirus.marchforchange.uk/interim_report EXIT STR

Hetan Shah

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1/10 The current exams fiasco is a rare moment where the public is focused on how policy affects children and young people. We @BritishAcademy_ have been asking how should we

Rod Graham

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This is a thread about the link between values and knowledge production.I have values (A) and as a scholar, evidence (B). When A and B contradict, I follow A. What

Trust for London

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Racial injustice persists in the UK & there are actions we can all undertake to reduce inequalities faced by black people #BlackLivesMatter Trust for London is proud to recognise &

Chelsea McGill

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1 November 1858: a large crowd gathered at the Government House in #Calcutta to hear the Queen's proclamation of the beginning of direct rule by the British government. It was

Emily Badger

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I've been revisiting a lot of history about 1960s urban unrest — and kept coming back to the thought that some of those scarred neighborhoods are the sites today of

Chris Hopson

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1/11 @NHSProviders response to reports on future of PHE. Quick thread summarising the argument below - we all need to learn lessons from covid-19 in a spirit of learning, not

Grace Feltham

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This kōrero from Tamati Coffey (while an incredibly poor take) is also a perfect example of the complex and ongoing effects of colonisation on Māori (1/15) One of the key

David Lim

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CDC's Nancy Messonnier warned Americans four months ago on Feb. 25 that "disruption to everyday life may be severe," and told businesses, hospitals, schools and people to begin preparing.There were

Jag Singh

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1/7 Not an expert, but feel very strongly about using #Telemedicine to bridge gaps in existing health inequities and mitigate digital divide. Let’s use this pandemic to reboot clinical care!

Francesc Baró

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Our Special Issue on #UrbanEcosystemServices and #EnvironmentalJustice" is finally fully published!Highlights of the 11 SI papers (+editorial) in this #ThreadEdited together with @JLangemeyer Edyta Łaszkiewicz & Nadja Kabisch @bcn

@ijbailey

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A thread on why I know the limits and potential dangers of colorblindness - because I committed my life to it until it could not help me answer basic questions

Oliver Fiala

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As the #SDG Decade of Action begins, we need to raise our ambition to measure inequality in child-related indicators - in other words we need disaggregated data . A new

Bellingcat

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Covid-19 relief schemes in many countries have supported furloughed workers and helped keep businesses afloat in recent months. But analysis by the Bellingcat Tech Team has found indications of geographic

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